Our Programs

We understand the challenges handicap children and their families face, and we want to offer them the timely help and support they need.

Our Vision

Our vision is to see children with disabilities grow up to live up to their full potential.

Our Mission

We are on a mission to empower them and their families towards the accomplishments of greater goals in life.

Our Current Programs

Nutritional Program

Spring of hope provides nutritional program helps to children with disabilities get proper nutrition, at home, and in school by providing them food rations and essential food supplements.

We help children remain in school to attend classes by providing them lunch. Our team of nutritionists currently visit children in their homes twice a month on rotation.

School Sponsorship Program

We sponsor children by catering for their needs for uniform, schooling material, and meals.

We provide opportunities for sponsors to make positive contributions to the progress of sidelined handicap children by allowing them to sponsor one or more individual children or by donating to our organization’s general fund. A sponsor may be an individual, or an organization.

To learn more about how to become a sponsor, visit our sponsorship page or contact us now.

Specialized Equipment Program (Assistive Devices)

Once we identify children in need, we use the help of specialists to determine the type of Assistive Devices that suit their individual situation.

We do this with the help of experts or authorized personnel. We then provide the devices.

Assistive devices necessary vary according to the condition of each child. The common devices are hearing aid devices, walkers, visual perceptions, wheelchairs, assistive canes, screen readers and mobility aids.

We also arrange for physiotherapists and nutritionists, based on the assessments of experts.

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Our Future Programs

Community Clinics

We see a growing need to develop community health clinics for general screening, and for advising and referring those with conditions. We are currently planning and working towards this goal, and we welcome support from the public.

Do you wish to give back to society? Contact us for more information.

Teen Mothers Education

There are many young mothers in their teenage years who need guidance.

A young mother may not have the common visible disabilities that we are used to, such as the inability to see, walk, or talk, but having a child while still a child can have lasting implications, with potential consequences for the future of the young mother, because having a child in such an early stage can make it harder to invest in personal development.

The condition of young mothers continues to get our attention and we are currently exploring both ways to support these mothers, and ways to reduce this trend.

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